iduy. February 1 Gray Matter A: has been my tradition. I present the statistics of the LM. basketball lesson It it: hali- way point. There luv some games which Ire missing. but the Iimlres are basically cora not through this 8:00 games on Monday, February 17. I hope yourmnjoynlent of this trivia is commensurate with the time i wasted putting all at this to« gether. w- Lmou: LEADING scams Nick Rum . West 24.: Murry Nelson » need 22.: loch Vranek . o. c. 19.! Gary Jones - Clerk 125 honor line - use in m Horton » Faculty nlll Orly - nibble Glut Canaan-boos. chuck Mun . o. c. Gnu! Litue - Coma "n" LEAGUE 1.54an Jim ptronl . cowles Tom Merrill e north Rlcn wnl . West low Lewis - East mil chown . Dtbhlu Terry rlnn - Clark n. nmennerr - mnhle nob rennr-ll » acuity m ream-n » cawles min net-r . Cowles “A" Luau: STAND nibble s n. . so i 4. mark but Heine- North 04 cowles o “n" LEAGUE STANDINGS Cowlu North Clnrk o C. Loose East Home: Faculty west Read Dibble s 2 a z o »o .7 SIZEZEEEEES Achilles Gives» Sideline Support Sophomore sprint star Norris Stubbs will he on the sidelines when the pioneers open their Indoor track season tomorrow at Cedar Falls. The Pioneers will compete against Northern lowa, Augus- tana (S.D.), Cornell, and Morn» ingside. The meet will begin at 12:30pm Stubbs. who ran for his na- tive Bahamas in the 19$ Olym- pic Game at Mexico City, is sidelined with an injured heel, and Will probably be out oi ac tion tor a couple at weeks, Coach John Worley plans to take seven men to the meet. The Pioneers will be greatly handicapped by the lack oi suf- ficient practice facilities here at Grinnell. “We are not anywhere near adequate shape for a meet against competition of this cali- bre," Warley said. “We are going mainly with the idea of getting experience on an ade- quate indoor track." The Pioneers who’ll make the trip are: Dave Cavander, dis tance; Eric Jnhn, distance; Alex Karlin and Doug Lewis, sllot put; John Kelly, sprints: Tim Power, middle distance and pole vault; and Bill Schooler, middle distance, long jump, and triple jump. Eleven freshmen will repre- sent Grinnell in an evening meet at Cedar Falls tomorrow. They are Carl Brennan, Allen Ham- mond, Steve Hirshnm, Chris Madson, Chuck McGrath, Phil Morales, Jim Pimlli, Oscar Rat~ tenborg, Clark Reinders, Randy Sliver, and Xichard Stein. _» ICAILET AND ILACK Matmen Face Toughest Test The Grinnell College mailman go to Northfield, Minnesota, Sat- urday tor Midwest Conference duals with two teams that are likely to give defending cham- pion Cornell the stillest Irgu- ments for the 1969 title. Coach Conney Kimho'l Pio- users will face Carleton and St. Olaf in a four-team meet which begins at 9:30 am. at St. Olaf. Cornell will also wrestle the two Minnesota clubs. Grinnell's two main hopes for individual coniereoce champion— ships — 167pounder Bill Wed- ding and lW-poundet Don Krait- sik — will both lace highly»rat~ ed opponents. Carleton's Eldon Spencer it me detending impound titlist. The Carls’ Tom Countyman took third at 177 a year ago and St. Tankers Drown Knox Best Swim of Year The Grinnell Varsity swim team swam its best meet of the year last Saturday, winning all but two events and clohbering Knox 63 to 32. Bruce Rollins set a new school record of 50.6 in the 100 tree, breaking his own old record oi 50.7. Rollins also tied the school record of 28.0 in the 50 free. The Grinnell Freshman swim» ming team won the Midwest Southern Conference Champion- ships egainst Knox, Cornell, Monmouth, and Coe at Cornell In Feb. 13, Liking all events but the diving and the 50 free. Winners include: 400 Medley Relay (Schmidt, Ward, Weins, Cams) 4:05.”, 200 free (Daley) 158.5, 200 individual medley (Ward) 2221.4. 200 butterfly (Weins) 2:!5.7 (Lime breaks conierence freshman record). 200 backstroke (Schmidt) 2226.0, 500 iree (Daley) 5:3“, 100 tree (Carns) 53.6, breaststroke (Ward 2133.0, and 400 free re- lay (Cams, Weins. Schmidt, Daley) 3236.4. On Friday, February 21 at 3:30 varsity and freshman will swim Cornell at Grillnell in the last home meet or the season This meet is likely to he the last meet ever held at the old swimming pool. RESULTS: Grlnnell ll. Knox :2 4th MEDLEY RELAY: 1. Council twiiimms, Meier, bald, Brown) with zoo FREE‘ l. Mcniain (G) men: 2. l-toyne do; 3. Sweeknniner (G) to ruin: . Rollin; 2m to), 2. Gordon (cl: 3. nnrler (K) 160 lNDlVlDUAL MEDLEY. l. Meyer (G) l:4.’ll, 2. Miller no: 3. Sister: (Gt orleo l. noecker (K) 233 3; 2r Frohlich to); J. Enron (Gt zoo DUTK‘ERFLY. i. Williams (at 2.15372. cronke ix): 3. hole to) ion rare. l. Rollins (G) 50.5; 2. Harris (x 3, Butler (K) m EAC ' OKE l. Miller in) 222.5. . swsckhsmer (G). 3. Downing (K) Sim FREE, 1. McBInln 5.33.2 (G): 1. lioyne (K). a. Kurllmnn (G) 400 FREE RELAY. l. crinnsll Meyer, Williams, brawn, Rol- linsi 3'33.8 zoo BREASTSTROKE. ll Slekert to) lmu; 2. li-rrl. (Kl: :. Bur» dick (lo Olai’n Greg Tolletson we iounh in that weight class. Krutsllr was the 167-pound champ in l967. but skidded in third in that weight class a year ago after spending most of the cmpaigl on the injury list. Wedding took second It 160 last Winter. Wrestling for Grinnell in ad- dition to Wedding and Krait— sik will be Mike Kawahara, 123; John Pederson, 137; Mason Klip— pel, ”5; bob Lebell, 152; and Steve l-lutchings, 191 or heavy- weight. Iiagers Seek Victory The Grinnell Pioneers will be traveling to Beloit Friday and then be moving on to Coe on Saturday. They will be attempt- ing to make up for the two set- backs they suiiered against Ri< pan and Lawrence last weekend. These two losses dropped Grin- nell’s conference record to Hz. and left the Scarlet and the Black two full games behind ninth place Ripon. Coach Edd Bowers’ big task is to revitalize an offense that could manage only 55 points at Ripon and 53 points at Law» rence. Deiensively, the Pioneers have done much better. They limited kipon to 68 and Law— rence to 63. Bowers is considering some lineup changes for this week- end's games and doubts that the starting unit will he identi- cal both nights. "We will be racing two com- pletely dirierem ball clubs," Bowers noted. “Beloit is big and relatively slow while Coe is small and last. We may go with sine at neloit and speed and quickness at Coe." Coe shares third place in the standings with an e5 record. Beloit is seventh at 57. Fast Proposed The student Senate is looking for ideas for this semester's SAGA fast. Those who have ideas should present them at me Senate meeting this coming Wednesday. One suggestion has been to pay lawyer’s tees and court costs tor the people in the Playboy demonstration. Costs have been estimated at about 31200, exclusive of any bail or lines. Classified A (1: FOR SAL 1966 VW squares back, pel ect, new tires, over- hauled. JD's Restaurant, 236- 4900 NOTICE. We’ve been open Sunday from Noon to Ten for five years. JD‘S Restaurant. WANTED TO BUY: “/4 Size classical guitar for young g Contact Mrs. Neuiang, ($378. WANTED: Typing in my home. Phfine 2365276, m. l. Grin» ne i } Radio Controversy W from Pl! 1 Pebnlury 11, Cloud released the following stotement. "Effective immediately: Nell Fischer Ind Gregory Schmidt Are suspended from their posi- tions as Kch wrumeutetor: un- til further review by the Ens Native Board ol lCDlC. Their “Element! concerning Henry Wilhelm. broadcast on Febru- ary ll, 1969 have placed bout KIJIC and Grimell College in legal jeopardy, with the best in- tercsu or both the station and the college in mind Fischer Ind Schmidt‘s program is discon- tinued until the Executive Board is able to fully investi- gate the incident and its ram- ificatinns.” ML Bowman, chairman of tho Commime on Student Milena tions Ind India, Mi that Fisclnr’l woman. Monger not only him but also DIC and Ln turn the college. Onto! the major functions at tho Com mittee it to protect the college from libelous or am com- ments in student no media. The Committee, lining jurisdic- tion over all student media ins elusive oi the radio mom, in investigating the hem. Neil Fischer has registered it complaint regarding the sus- pension oi' Fischer and Greg Schmidt from the simian with Tom Triple“. student coordi- nator. Triplett is investigating the hiring mi tiring policies of the radio] station. Life Stride's little nothing is really something ‘When you think of things cool and romantic think of Life Sirlde’s open little shoe. Slender strap: trace a lazy pattern over your foot.